What’s new on Netflix: A cult story and a disconnected romcom

Detox: After the end of Family Business and Plan Coeur, Netflix had little else to offer in French comedy. Here comes Détox, a 6 x 30 minute series hosted by the lovely duo Tifain Daviot / Manon Azem.

Faced with the toxicity of their internet relationship, Lea and Manon, cousins ​​and roommates, decide to do a digital detox for a month. 30 days to stop obsessing over your ex for one, 30 days to forget the pesky bad noise for another… easier said than done. Especially when the family gets involved…

Devil in Ohio: To protect a patient who has escaped from a mysterious sect, a psychiatrist meets a young girl in her home, putting her family and her life in danger. The series, adapted from the bestseller of the same name, was hosted by Emily Deschanel (Bones) and Madeleine Arthur (To All the Boys I’ve Loved).

Just an ordinary girl: When word gets out at school that she received magical powers from her grandmother, Amaya’s life in her new town takes an interesting turn.

Fake: As teenagers, Zoe and her best friend Becca build a massive empire of fake IDs. But their case goes as fast as the life of crime escapes them!

Troubadour Festival: A chance reunion between a traveling musician and his son opens up old wounds as the duo embark on a journey to a troubadour festival.

Diorama: Between misunderstandings and various temptations, the once passionate relationship of the couple is gradually falling apart. A story told through fun dioramas.

The Other Side of Sport: The Race of the Century: The crew of yacht Australia II recall the motivation, dedication and innovative challenge that led to their historic victory in the 1983 America’s Cup.

Chef’s Table – Pizza: Discover the best pizzas from around the world, prepared by renowned chefs who infuse passion, creativity and hard work into every slice.

Indian Predator – Diary of a Serial Killer: The murder of the journalist appeared to be solved after the arrest of the suspect, until the notebook revealed 13 more victims and possible acts of cannibalism.

Office of Student Services: Two years after The Perfect Patients, directorial duo Grand Corps Malade and Mehdi Idir return to the stage with a dramatic comedy inspired by their high school years. It’s funny, it’s touching, it’s made with heart and it’s good for morals thanks to an impeccable cast (Zita Hanrot and a young Liam Perron).